Cradled in Hope | Podcast for Grieving Moms | Biblical Hope for Miscarriage, Stillbirth, & Infant Loss
Jesus cradles us in hope as He cradles our babies in Heaven.What if the hope of Heaven had the power to heal your heart after the loss of your baby?Miscarriage, stillbirth, and infant loss are heartbreaking experiences that no mother should ever have to endure.
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71 | God of Comfort: Finding Hope, Healing, and God's Presence in Grief | Lisa Appelo (opens the original)
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In this hope-filled episode, Ashley welcomes author, speaker, and fellow Bethany House author Lisa Appelo to discuss her new devotional, God of Comfort . After losing her husband unexpectedly and later walking alongside her son and daughter-in-law through the stillbirth of their baby, Lisa shares how grief transformed her faith, priorities, and understanding of God's presence in suffering. Together, Ashley and Lisa explore the unique challenges of devastating loss, the lies grief often whispers
70 | From Babymoon to Baby Loss: Trusting God with Timber | Aubrey Pavlacka (opens the original)
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In this moving episode, Ashley welcomes her friend Aubrey Pavlacka to share the story of her daughter, Timber Kai. What began as a joyful babymoon in Kauai quickly became a devastating journey through premature labor, ten days of hospitalization, and the heartbreaking loss of a much-loved baby girl at 22 weeks. With remarkable honesty, Aubrey recounts the days she spent fighting to keep Timber alive, the faith that sustained her through unimaginable uncertainty, and the grief that followed after
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